COLD WATER RIDDIM produced by OUT ROAR PRODUCTIONS 2013
Cold Water Overview
The sound system cut of "Cold Water Riddim" came out of Jamaica in 2013 and quickly became a favorite for dancehall fans. This version captured the raw energy that people look for on the dancefloor. It brought together several standout artists, each adding their own style to the project. Dreygo made a big impact with two songs: "Smoke And F@$%" and "Smoke And Fuck." He is known for his energetic delivery, which helped these tracks become crowd favorites. Hya Grade brought fire with "Gyal Get Wetup," a song that got a lot of attention for its catchy hooks and party vibe. Meekho added his voice to the riddim with "Get A Gyal," keeping the tempo high and the mood lively. Mys performed "Girls Stepout," giving the riddim another dance-ready anthem. Phoenix joined the lineup with "Inna Mi Room," adding a smooth touch to the collection. The bashment arranger made sure every track flowed together, creating a strong party atmosphere from start to finish. OUT ROAR PRODUCTIONS produced the riddim. This label is known for pushing dancehall forward and has worked with several top Jamaican artists. Their work on "Cold Water Riddim" helped it stand out in a busy year for dancehall music. The sound system cut of "Cold Water Riddim" became a real touchstone for dancehall culture in 2013. It brought together top talent, strong production, and the kind of energy that gets people moving at any party or festival.
Cold Water Tracklist:
- Dreygo – Smoke And F@$% (Radio Version)
- Dreygo – Smoke And Fuck
- Hya Grade – Gyal Get Wetup
- Meekho – Get A Gyal
- Mys – Girls Stepout
- Phoenix – Inna Mi Room
- Silva Marie Ft. Attaclapse – Summer Party
- Splinta – Tek Box And Kick (Radio Version)
- Splinta -Tek Box And Kick
- Swagga Outroar – Beach Party (Radio Version)
- Swagga Outroar – Beach Party
- Warren T – Representing (Radio Version)
- Warren T – Representing
- Cold Water Riddim (Version 1)
- Cold Water Riddim (Version 2)
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